Vapor Trails

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Vapor Trails is a 2002 studio album by Canadian rock band Rush, known for its dense, guitar-driven sound and for marking the group’s return after a six-year hiatus.

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Vapor Trails canonical 2
Vapor Trails Remixed 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Rush album
studio album
artist Rush
bandMember Alex Lifeson
Geddy Lee
Neil Peart
containsTrack Ceiling Unlimited
Earthshine
Freeze (Part IV of "Fear")
linked to: Freeze

Ghost Rider
linked to: GhostRider

How It Is
Nocturne
One Little Victory
Out of the Cradle
Peaceable Kingdom
Secret Touch
Sweet Miracle
The Stars Look Down
Vapor Trail
linked to: Vapour Trail
countryOfOrigin Canada
genre hard rock
progressive rock
hasQuality dense production
guitar-driven sound
hasRemixedVersion Vapor Trails Remixed
linked to: Vapor Trails
hiatusLengthYears 6
label Anthem Records
Atlantic Records
lyricsBy Neil Peart
mainInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
minimal keyboards
marksReturnFromHiatus true
musicBy Alex Lifeson
Geddy Lee
Neil Peart
nextWork Feedback
nextWorkReleaseYear 2004
notableFor first Rush studio album after hiatus following personal tragedies of Neil Peart
original mix criticized for loudness and compression
performer Rush
previousWork Different Stages
previousWorkReleaseYear 1998
producer Paul Northfield
Rush
recordingPeriodEnd 2002
recordingPeriodStart 2001
releaseDate 2002-05-14
remixedVersionReleaseYear 2013

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Rush notableWork Vapor Trails
Test for Echo followedBy Vapor Trails
Vapor Trails hasRemixedVersion Vapor Trails Remixed
linked to: Vapor Trails